The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
Ben Youngs. England's defeat by Grand Slam champions France saw them finish with three losses in the Six Nations for the second straight season, as Eddie Jones got so much wrong starting with Ben Youngs. read the rest of this rubbish
for the future. For the the first 55 minutes of England's shutout of Italy in the second round of Six Nations games Eddie Jones saw what he should have done in the first game but then he couldn't help himself. read the rest of this rubbish
with dismal team management. In keeping up his dismal record in recent games against the Jocks, Eddie Jones became the first England coach to lose back to back Calcutta Cups in 38 years and he owns it all. read the rest of this rubbish
is costing England. England beat a woeful Australia, yet again under Eddie Jones but all of England's woes in a disjointed performance can be put down to one player, who Jones keeps clinging to, the dithering Ben Youngs. read the rest of this rubbish
without the two try scorer. England's win in Rome and Ireland's loss in France meant England topped the Six Nations table and won the title in this drawn out, very 2020, competition. read the rest of this rubbish
the Grand Slam. England put the tin lid on Wales's Six Nations campaign with a comprehensive victory, in which the final scoreline completely flattered the Taffs. read the rest of this rubbish
thankfully for England. Can't be many who saw that coming as England destroyed Ireland's Grand Slam and Triple Crown hopes in a display we hadn't seen from the home side so far in the Six Nations. read the rest of this rubbish
and the final. The worst part of the Rugby World Cup final probably wasn't the loss, nor the way England didn't turn up but that they proved the odious Gatland right in playing their best a week before. read the rest of this rubbish
Eddie. It was a sacking offence losing to them when Andy Robinson was coach, it was a sacking offence to draw with them when Martin Johnson was coach, it's a sacking offence to coach England to a loss then a draw with them, Eddie Jones. read the rest of this rubbish
over Ireland. In wondering how the team that finished fifth in last season's Six Nations, England, managed to overcome one of the heavy favourites for the World Cup, Ireland, in their own back yard a number of pundits missed the obvious. read the rest of this rubbish